Will SchM succeed in his comeback?

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Originally Posted by Garry Walker

But it was an agressive move, so he wasnt lacking balls. 15 laps earlier? its not that easy to pass, as shown by hamilton vs jerk (alonso)

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Alg went wide, otherwise it would have taken him even longer...

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Originally Posted by Robinho

MS is "just" one of the drivers these days. he's still good, very good, but he's currently not found that "thing" that made him stand out from the crowd. not sure if he's lost it or just not found it again yet.

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The Mercedes is not the best car on the grid, and his team-mate is quicker and getting better results. It's not a situation MS is used to being in, particularly when compared with his heyday at Ferrari. Add to that the fact he's been away for a few years and what we're seeing is not too surprising. Whether he can find "it" again... :confused:

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Originally Posted by ioan

Or maybe Alonso blocked him?
You never got that far in your cognitive process, did you?!

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It did. But then the race came and I've seen he's just not fast enough but of course now it's JA's fault.

MS is old, slow and overpaid. :)

Underwhelming today. Needs to step it up.

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Originally Posted by Malllen

Underwhelming today. Needs to step it up.

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Yeah!

In the end he did very well against DLR. It is no coincidence that these guys, DLR and MSC, are rusty and have not raced since many years. They have forgotten the wheel to wheel battles. But in the end I am very happy that Michael got a point. Still, if you compare his performance to Alonso, he did not do well.

Come on folks, he's only 3 points behind Vettel and in front of Webbo after Race 2. :) Who could've imagined that? :p

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Originally Posted by Volky34

Come on folks, he's only 3 points behind Vettel and in front of Webbo after Race 2. :) Who could've imagined that? :p

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Ahah, too true. But maybe in the end class matters and Ferrari and McLaren are the classic teams...

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Originally Posted by F1boat

Ahah, too true. But maybe in the end class matters and Ferrari and McLaren are the classic teams...

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So thrue. MS has to step up and show us some little bit of his former greatness.

It has been hard to recognize Schumacher in the beginning of this season. It looks like the case of his name simply popping up at the timing screens, because the driver on track looks too sluggish to be MS!

Anyway, MS may have a 3-y-deal, but I think that if he fails to beat Rosberg this year, he will bow out after 2010. Schumacher's self-pride is too high to be content with struggling forever.